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OLD GROWTH shaft wood bump...bump

old growth SHAFT WOOD I can replace #4 , which has been sold, with a nice round 19-21 rings per inch, although the round is only .93-.95. All three tapers and the Very Nice round.........$15.00 each plus $15.00 shipping to any mailing address in the lower 48 (US)......That is.....$75.00...

old growth SHAFT WOOD I can replace #4 with a nice round 19-21 rings per inch, although the round is only .93-.95 (less than 1").

I will not be able to reply to messages or ship anything Sunday-Thursday of next week. Thank you for those who are serious buyers. Roger-Illinois

#4 sold.........Thanks Ken one of the rounds -sold.........Thanks Clyde Even the wood with lower ring count is stiff/dense.

The one that looks like curly maple , #4, will make a great break shaft. It has too many growth rings to even count. Not all rounds are available.........

Ring count

That's OK, others are.

Ring count I have been asked by several, the ring count. 10-12, 9-11, the one everyone think looks like curly maple-too many to count, the other 15-18. Please do not ask ring count by number of shaft and keep in mind these are all less than 1".

old growth.......SHAFT WOOD........For Sale I know the photos do no justice. These were made into 1" boards in 1940-1950, that is 60-70+ years of aging. Being well aged, they are heavier and more dense than the snow whit wood that is available today. They are not lake salvage. I was surprised...

photos to top photos to top Poor sample photos. These are all straight tapered (various sizes).

Lets try again............

OK I do not sit at my PC all day.

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old growth ROUNDS Here are a couple of photos. Sorry (the photos look pretty bad). I can send better photos...PM me with your email. Roger

Are you sure that you want a short shaft 28 1/2"-28 3/4"? Who is the manufacturer?

I will list rounds tomorrow

The wood was made into boards in about 1940-1950. The first thing I see is color, then the weight, I can also tell that the wood is more dense than new wood. Hope that helps.........

That would be a straight taper (Stiff taper). How many mm, what size at butt, and do you want a tip? For all other replies......... I will ship US only (lower 48).